Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-17
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A Light Attending. =.
Audience. and tn. u..., s'ns.a
Accomplished. eaaa.sS
The City Council cou,.,.,.
sion last night, with M IN 'srl..
chair and Me'srs. Walton, 1 H"sls, i,
and Bateman in attendaD,.. lloyd y Jals
at the desk. A warrant w" Clerk 4
drawn for the amount Of the Ordered i
chemical engines, to be dise sas bill i,s
person, and exchange pureb. assd BY
proceeds. A petition O, A viii
others was granted for a D. Dar, !,
north side Of East Broads salt o.
Wyoming and the eastern ho.,' bs,,s
block. A petition o, cha sIandaFg as
and Others for the electric lisb. .. AsaA
street, rendered necessa,v Asas Oh G,,s
position OF the Court Ho,s !! the chs,s j
ferred to the COMMITTEES ~ ls1ts, ",
matter OF the sidewalk on NM Ea light.
in front OF Carr's stable, tbs Maln and
walls afterwards became a'a and at isJ
perturbation OF mind to th source Of n'
the Council present. Mr.. Rat e%entlsa,s !.
inasmoch as it would be ; mlaa us,s
raise the stable to grade, It '~np'saal
WOULD BE OF NO Us.
to- have the sidewalk onu.
grade at that corner as had 'u fass
at the last session OF the coun. DID,
moved to resc'nd so much o, aa0l' NJ,
referred to Main street, which, ofds.
Then the committee OF tho r;a nay ohss
ment, Messrs. Duffy and ORE Gss
plea for better protection Of t b,'ea' as
in accordance with the reso, appaaS
passed at their last meeting and a.G y
an assistant marshal be apoin..stsis
there to look after things and ,s
There was some doubt about t''ss
it was to do this and Mr.. Owsls,
| chair, informed the commi,tessfNa
ing on deck. would see that thu
would hereafter be attended to 'gsaa
it was discovered that the Ma,osSss
appointment OF Marshal and AL, Y
Messrs. O'Brien and Duffy war;
told they would haye to await fl.
return for the appointment OF a.,
ant Marshal. About that time Y.
| discovered that he
WAS o QUITE POSITIVE
what he had voted for in r~eie,s,.,
sidewalk at Cars stable. So he ,,,J
Bateman explained it to one auosa \
to Clerk Speer, who found himself :. \
ally aDd by degrees sinking into ~
OF Despond on the subject, witb''. !
Christian in reach to throw him . !
Mr.. Owsley, with imperturbable s0s. s
NOR, repeated over and overt to tbsG
that there was nothing the nat,..
the sidewalk on Park except tbs a,'
leading to the basement OF the stsv,
that was going to be planked Nv.
length Mr.. Bateman stated hs Oos,
to mean that . the Park :.
sidewalk should be raised. , :,
Mr.. Owsley reminded him tina, ths
walk was all right, and you couldn't,
it to grade any more than it wa,
Speer looked from Mr.. Bateman n
Lloyd, and then at his Honor h
chair, and finally asked Mr.. Batsn,
word the resolution himself. Mr.. Bas
complied, and Mr.. Lloyd's look Of
plexity relaxed, as it was generally n
that it was intended to rescind ths,
tion OF the order passed two week
raising to grade the sidewalks on Mai
Park in front of Carl's stable. and
the opening be filed. Clerk Speer rr
that he had investigated officer Burr
account for April, and found that Ii
airy for that month was still due.
Trice was appointed special at the II
Comique, and after some desulto
marks the Council adjourned to a
from last night.